HSR Zero Waste Strengthens Sustainability Commitment at CWMA 2025 Conference

HSR Zero Waste returned as a sponsor and participant at the CWMA 2025 Annual Conference, joining sustainability leaders from across Canada to advance waste reduction and circular economy solutions. This marked the company's second consecutive year of involvement, demonstrating ongoing support for collaboration and innovation within British Columbia's waste management community. The conference served as a gathering point for professionals from municipalities, businesses, and environmental organizations to share knowledge, build partnerships, and explore new pathways toward a cleaner, more sustainable future.

The company maintained a significant presence at the event, represented both in person by company President Jamie Kaminski and through its virtual booth. This dual approach allowed HSR Zero Waste to connect with attendees to discuss waste reduction strategies, training programs, and zero waste transformation initiatives. The conference format enabled meaningful exchanges between industry stakeholders committed to advancing environmental sustainability practices across multiple sectors.

Jamie Kaminski, President of HSR Zero Waste, emphasized the importance of the conference platform, stating that CWMA continues to be one of the most valuable platforms for collaboration in BC's waste reduction community. Kaminski expressed pride in supporting the event again and contributing to conversations that drive real, measurable impact. This ongoing participation reflects the company's dedication to fostering industry-wide progress through shared knowledge and cooperative efforts.

As an established supporter of CWMA, HSR Zero Waste maintains its commitment to helping organizations reduce waste, improve diversion rates, and build circular systems that benefit both the environment and local communities. The company's continued involvement signals the growing recognition that sustainable waste management requires coordinated action across multiple stakeholders, including municipal governments, private businesses, and environmental organizations. More information about HSR Zero Waste and its sustainability initiatives can be found at https://www.hsrzerowaste.com.

The conference outcomes are expected to influence waste management policies and practices throughout British Columbia, with participating organizations bringing back innovative approaches to their respective communities and operations. The collective knowledge sharing and relationship building at events like the CWMA Annual Conference play a crucial role in accelerating the transition toward more sustainable waste management systems across the province.